NEAH BAY — The Makah Tribal Court trial of five whalers will get back on track soon under the direction of a new chief judge.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Few Port Angeles schools have sufficient numbers of smoke detectors, many have plugged leaks, and most electrical systems are at maximum use.… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Mo McBroom wants the state Legislature to deliver a tonic to Washington's blueberry patches and beet fields — and school lunches. She also… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Rep. Lynn Kessler says that her bill requiring city councils and other local governing bodies to record their closed-door, or executive, sessions is… Continue reading
LAPUSH — Every word spoken in Quileute breathes new life into the ancient Native American language. That's the perception of anthropologist Jay Powell, who has… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sometimes you've got to put in more than years to become a grownup. Kashine Meyer has done the time and then some.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The city must deal with the trees lining Water Street — some that could break and fall, others that block the splendor… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Mayor Gary Braun thinks it'd be a good idea for Port Angeles to consider hosting a prison — should the possibility ever… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A mountain in miniature, a hunk of 1,600 pounds of raw jade polished here and there to bring out varied hues of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council will hear an update Tuesday on a community redevelopment project for property owned by Rayonier Inc. The 75-acre site… Continue reading
On Tuesday, the Port Angeles School District will join North Olympic Peninsula public school districts Crescent and Sequim in putting beef on the menu. All… Continue reading
AGNEW — When Helen Willey heard the loud explosion, she rushed outside her home off Kitchen-Dick Road. "Holy smokes, the sky was black," she said,… Continue reading
TACOMA — The names and faces will be different, but the issue will stay the same: Does a federal treaty trump federal regulations? The Treaty… Continue reading
FORKS — Mayor Nedra Reed will make a decision soon about the fate of three Forks Police Department employees placed on paid administrative leave for… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A group petitioning voters to give Jefferson County Public Utility District the authority to provide electric service has gathered about 25 percent… Continue reading
SEQUIM — One of three finalists will be named the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce 2007 Citizen of the Year during at luncheon on Feb.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — K Ply and Interfor Pacific Inc. lumber mills will remain closed this week, leaving their combined 230 employees continuing to collect unemployment.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Bill Dentzel's "Carousel by the Olympic Sea," a dream that has spun in his mind since 1984, is on its way to… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK— A $12.7 million contract to repair 12 miles of Hurricane Ridge Road has been awarded to Lakeside Industries of Port Angeles. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The project to expand the Clallam County jail by 30 beds — and 30 percent — is about halfway to completion. What… Continue reading
